Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11

Aeood deal Of driving was done an III.
road 70 Rocker yesterday between riva
turnouts.
The reported sale by Il. c. Ksssler. d
the Clear Grit mine, mentioned in yester
days issue Of The MINER, was an error nr
such sale having been made.
The Parrot mine 10 shippingt to the smelt.
or about $50 tons Of ore q day all taken
from the 200, 900 and 400 levels ana
the prosecuting in the 500 level.
The work Of repairing and placing in
order the machinery of the Mountain Con.
solidated is in active progress, and when
completed the works will again be started
up.
Died-At Meaderville, May s, 1887, 10.
seph Chesley. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. W.
Chesley, aged six years. The funeral will
take place at 2 p. m. to-day, from the resi-.
dence OF the parents.
Sol. Young, q recent arrival from Can
ada, al Frustrated by lung complaint
while stopping at the Butte City Hotel, and
was yesterday removed to the Miners
HOSPITAL with small hopes of his recovery.
The Cinnamon arrested at Meaderville
TOR non-payment Of license were brought
before Judge Lippincott yesterday and the
boss laundryman being identified he paid
us llCcu0c AuU INC OU0SF WA8 Ol6ml88GO as
simply an employe.
Mr.. Purtle Of Purtle & Lynch, sawmiIl
owners, arrived Thursday from the Black
in Black Pine. The stock is reported by
Mr.. Leahy as held very firmly on the
strength Of the favorable rumors.
The Parrot Shelter furnishes two candi-
dates for matrimony in the person of Mr..
Welsh, who will lead to the altar next
Sunday one OF the fair ladies OF that vi
entity. and Mr.. Kelly, whose date is yet a
couple OF weeks of. Both young gentle
men have been employees OF the company
for a long time.
Deputy Sheriff Reynolds levied on 200
cords of wood on Wednesday last to sat-
isfy an execution in the case Of Jouillet Va.
Mcdonald. w. II. De Witt, attorney for a
third party, claims the wood. and will en-
ter replevin proceedings. The Sheriff is
waiting for the attorneys of Jouillet to
give bonds, otherwise he will withdraw the
Richard Borden, of Helena, thirty-fve
acres of his land in Helena for the sum of
$23, 900. This tract of land adjoins the
flower garden at Helena near the railraod
depot. Mr.. Curtis reserve q good portion
of his land there for future developments
and will not sell the whole tract at present.
Judge Lippincott yesterday fined Post
master G.. c. Shirley, of South Butte, SO
and costs for cruelty to animals. The
same individual will answer to-day a charge
OF exhibiting q deadly weapon with intent
to remove from this mundane sphere Deputy
Sheriff Ruddie, who is not prepared to
shuttle off this summarily, but prefers to let
nature have her sweet will with him a little
Colonel Charles D. Curtis, Postmaster of
arrived in Butte yesterday norm
ing and is the guest of his brother, our fell
low.townsman, Colonel John H. Curtis.
The Colonel comes to meet his nieces, who
will arrive this morning from Brownsville,
Texas, Misses Claudy and Ada Whitman,
whom we welcome to our city and trust the
young ladies coming from the extreme
South will like our bracing climate. The
young ladies will remain a.few days and
to Helena, their future home.
Manager Mcguire said yesterday that the
sale of sets for the Bijou Company engage
ment next week is unprecedentedly large.
The two front rows of the dress circle have
been sold for the whole week. There is no
loubt that the company has the best chorus
|or it's size that was ever IN the road while
Adelaide Randall herself is the prettiest
actress with the sweetest voice that has
ever favored Butte. She is the ideal Yum
Yum, and that means the most piquant
and irresistible character upon the comic
opera stage.
The Fourth of July will be here in less
han two months now, and it is high time
! public meeting were called to arrange a
for the due and proper observ-
snce of the day. Captain Shepherd has
the various militia companies OF
The Territory of the intention to hold a
here OF the most patriotic de-
,cription, and has ever gone so far as to
ook critically into the merits OF several
young ladies who are eligible as representa-
OF the Goddess OF Liberty. A public
meeting should be called next week at the
Attest.